The Focusrite RedNet 5 Pro Tools HD Bridge Dante Audio Interface is an essential tool for audio professionals seeking seamless integration between Dante audio networks and Pro Tools HD systems. This powerhouse interface offers a bidirectional bridge, effectively connecting your Focusrite RedNet and Avid Pro Tools HDX, HD Native, or HD (TDM) systems. With the ability to link up to six RedNet 5 units to a single Pro Tools HD setup, you can achieve a remarkable 192 channels of audio at a 96kHz sample rate or 96 channels at 192kHz. This flexibility makes it an ideal choice for studios needing high channel counts and superior audio quality.

Built for the modern studio, the RedNet 5 is perfect for both large-scale recording environments and intricate audio post-production setups. Its robust construction and reliable performance ensure that your sessions run smoothly, allowing you to focus on what matters most: creating and capturing pristine sound. Whether you're working on a film score or recording a full orchestra, the RedNet 5 provides the connectivity and clarity needed to bring your projects to life.

Experience the future of audio with the RedNet 5, where versatility meets precision. This interface stands out not just for its technical prowess but also for its ability to simplify complex workflows, making it a must-have for any serious audio engineer or producer.

Key Features:

• Bidirectional bridge between Dante networks and Pro Tools HD systems
• Supports up to 192 channels at 96kHz or 96 channels at 192kHz
• Compatible with HDX, HD Native, and HD (TDM) systems
• Seamless integration with Focusrite RedNet products
• Ideal for large-scale recording and post-production environments

Product specs

FAQs

How does the Focusrite RedNet 5 integrate with Pro Tools HD?

The Focusrite RedNet 5 acts as a bridge, allowing seamless integration between Dante audio networks and Pro Tools HD systems. It provides bi-directional connectivity via 2x DigiLink I/O, supporting up to 32 channels.

What is the primary connectivity option for the Focusrite RedNet 5?

The Focusrite RedNet 5 connects to your computer via Ethernet, enabling high-speed digital audio networking using the Dante protocol.

Does the Focusrite RedNet 5 require external power?

Yes, the Focusrite RedNet 5 is not bus-powered and requires an external power source to operate.

How many channels does the Focusrite RedNet 5 support?

The Focusrite RedNet 5 supports up to 64 channels, providing 32 digital inputs and 32 digital outputs for extensive audio routing capabilities.

Is the Focusrite RedNet 5 compatible with both Windows and macOS?

Yes, the Focusrite RedNet 5 is compatible with both Windows and macOS platforms, facilitating integration into diverse studio setups.